Happy Star Wars Day!

May the 4th be with you!

This is what the internet gave me for Star Wars day.

“Yet even amongst the horror and drama of the invasion, Taylor still finds the time to add some individual touches. He injects some humour into the story with Finn’s attempt to lift a small rock using the Force and Luke’s response when he succeeds; and invokes pathos from the reader with Han’s moroseness at finding fewer and fewer strands of Wookiee hair on his clothes. Although these individual touches add a respite to the story, it is Taylor’s ability for intrigue and drama that really drives this story forward.”

“Taylor’s story contains the right mix of drama, adventure, intrigue, action and tragedy to keep the reader interested from the first panel to the last.” – swbooks.co.uk

I swear Colin Wilson and I didn’t pay for this first review of the Refugees collection… but we would have – http://www.swbooks.co.uk/njo/refugees.htm#reviews. What makes it even better is that, when these guys reviewed our first issue, they didn’t like it.

Incidentally, here are the covers to the French and German collections of Invasion… ANGRIFF DER YUUZHAN VONG!

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About Me

Follow @TomTaylorMade Tom Taylor has written plays that have been produced across four continents, from the Sydney Opera House to the Edinburgh Festival.
He has killed characters for DC Comics and created characters for Lucasfilm.
He has written comics which have been reprinted in French, German and Spanish but he can’t read any of them.
He has sung for thousands in concert halls and acted to tens in the smallest of black-box theatres.
He has sent Luke Skywalker on a quest and taught Darth Vader a lesson.
He has juggled knives for billionaires and eaten fire for passers-by on the street.
He has written for film screened in California and radio aired in Melbourne.
He has won many awards for his writing and lost many of his indoor soccer finals.
He is the father of two and the husband of one.

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